Tingis

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Tingis was an ancient city in North Africa, located at the Strait of Gibraltar near modern-day Tangier, that served as a major Phoenician, Carthaginian, and later Roman urban and trading center.

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Tingis canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient city
archaeological site
associatedWith Hercules legends
myth of Antaeus NERFINISHED
connectedBy maritime trade routes
connectedTo Iberian Peninsula NERFINISHED
other Phoenician colonies
flourishedDuring Punic period
Roman Imperial period NERFINISHED
foundedBy Phoenicians NERFINISHED
governedBy Carthage NERFINISHED
Rome NERFINISHED
hasArchaeologicalRemains Roman structures
ancient walls
inscriptions
hasCulture Phoenician NERFINISHED
Punic
Roman
hasEconomicActivity commerce
maritime trade
hasHistoricalPeriod Carthaginian era
Phoenician era NERFINISHED
Roman era
hasModernSuccessor Tangier NERFINISHED
hasStrategicImportance control of access between Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea
hasType coastal city
knownInGreekAs Tinga NERFINISHED
knownInLatinAs Tingis NERFINISHED
locatedIn Mauretania Tingitana NERFINISHED
North Africa
locatedInPresentDay Tangier NERFINISHED
locatedInPresentDayCountry Morocco NERFINISHED
locatedOn Strait of Gibraltar NERFINISHED
partOf Carthaginian sphere of influence
Phoenician world NERFINISHED
Roman Empire
Roman province of Mauretania Tingitana NERFINISHED
precedes Tangier NERFINISHED
servedAs administrative center in Roman period
commercial hub in antiquity
situatedNear Atlantic Ocean NERFINISHED
Mediterranean Sea NERFINISHED
usedAs port city
trading center
urban center

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Bolonia Roman ruins (Baelo Claudia) connectedTo Tingis
subject surface form: Baelo Claudia